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Tag Archives: uncertainty
Does Coaching Work? A Client’s Story.
Hello, how are you? I am aware that many people are cynical about marketing. I am a marketer by background so I know! This has been magnified with a lack of trust about business and a cautiousness in spending. I … Continue reading
What’s Your ‘Plan B’?
If you got made redundant tomorrow, what would you do? I’m not trying to be a miserable kill-joy, it’s something worth thinking about so you are not caught ‘on the hop’. Keeping your CV up to date is one thing. … Continue reading
How Subjective Is Subjectivity?
You know all the snow this week? Well they keep on saying, “Do not travel unless absolutely necessary.” I know they mean life or death/emergencies, mothers just about to give birth etc, so why don’t they say so? After … Continue reading
Are You A Bit Of A Dragon?
No I am not talking the gatekeeper to management. Do you have the characteristics of an entrepreneur? Research by Adrian Furnham, Professor of psychology at University College London shows some interesting things about dragons. They are not motivated by money, … Continue reading
Posted in Career change
Tagged Career change, change, dragon's den, entrepreneurs, innovation, uncertainty
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Do You Indulge In Wishful Thinking?
Do you indulge in wishful thinking? Do you stick your head in the sand and pretend that everything is going to magically get better? Whether it’s a dead end job, blocked progression at work, feeling stuck in a career you … Continue reading
Posted in Change and uncertainty
Tagged change, frustration, fulfilment, uncertainty
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FEAR IS NORMAL!!
If I could wave a magic wand, I would change one thing. It would be for people to say what they really feel, true, raw and honest. I am a Northerner stuck in a Southerner’s body and perhaps my work … Continue reading
Posted in Fear
Tagged financial worries, honesty, politics, procrastination, uncertainty, vulnerability
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Ever Encounter ‘Sod’s Law?’
Do you ever encounter ‘sod’s law?’ You work really late to perfect a presentation and then it’s cancelled. You don’t take a great job at another company because you have your eye on your retiring boss’ position and then they … Continue reading
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Tagged change, delays, moving goal posts, uncertainty, work frustrations
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Exponential Delays And I’m Not Talking Trains
I read somewhere once that things take on average 42% longer than you think they will. Increase the number of people involved in a project, and a dollop of post credit crunch risk aversion, and it’s probably more like 85% … Continue reading
A sense of anticipation?
It’s the emergency budget tomorrow and there’s a sense of nervous anticipation in the country. People don’t like uncertainty at the best of times, especially if it is going to be good news! Could boost the sales of piggy banks, … Continue reading

